Everybody wants to know what's going on with the PAC 12 and the PAC 12's TV deal.

Frankly, I don't think the PAC 12 knows what it's doing with its TV deal.

And I think that is more and more evident every single day.

I'm Pete Mundo on Heartland College Sports.

It's great to be here with you as always.

And if you're a big 12 fan, this is fantastic news. What has been

by mantra since we've been talking about this the last several months? Every passing day,

the Pac-12 does not have a TV deal is a good day for the big 12.

It is a dog eat dog world.

It's a cliche, yes, but it is true.

There are a finite number of teams.

College football is a finite operation.

If the pack 12 inches closer towards a demise, that's good for the big 12.

And these past few days, there has been reports across the board and nobody has any

consistency with these reports, which tells me the PAC 12 doesn't know what it's doing.

Has no idea what it's doing right now with its TV deal.

So the PAC 12 is right now the last of the major conferences to try to figure out what's

happening with its television contract. And you had conflicting reports this past week.

So this past week, Dennis Dodd at CBS comes out with this report. And he says that ESPN is out of

the running for PAC 12 Tier 1 rights, essentially

meaning when it comes to bidding and controlling the best games that the PAC 12 can offer,

ESPN's out. That was from Dennis Dodd. Credible reporter, CBS, it's not like he's some,

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